I was watching American comic book short videos, and at the beginning, Iron Man was breaking down.

Chapter 74 Professor X: This person's mental abilities are stronger than mine!

Marvel Universe 838.

hiss!

Captain Carter nearly gasped, and even subconsciously touched his waist.

A chill ran down my spine.

The version of myself on that big screen must have died a terrible death, right?

It was damn shortchanged!

He was cut in half at the waist by that woman named Wanda.

Wanda?

Who is this person?

Captain Carter tilted his head, lost in thought, but no matter how hard he racked his brains, he couldn't remember who Wanda was.

Furthermore, the video title says that Wanda "turned evil," so does that mean that Wanda was originally a good person, but ended up turning bad?

Is that what it means?

Given Captain Carter's personality, she would naturally prefer to find Wanda beforehand and prevent her from turning evil.

It also prevented the massacre that the Illuminati faced.

But, the Illuminati?

Did I really end up joining such an organization?

Together with the famous Mr. Fantastic and Professor X?

Could this series of events really happen?

Captain Carter cannot be certain.

According to Natasha's theory from S.H.I.E.L.D., the various spoilers on this big screen should come from other parallel universes.

It has some reference value, but it should not be regarded as the absolute standard.

In other words, spoilers on the big screen are only likely to happen, but they are not guaranteed to happen.

There are even many parallel universes that are not related to our own universe at all, but are other universes that have absolutely no connection to us.

Take, for example, the DC Universe with Superman and Batman.

Of course, there are also parallel universes related to one's own universe.

Take, for example, the Captain America universe.

This filled Captain Carter with endless curiosity about that universe.

So there was another universe, where Rogers successfully injected the serum?

Not yourself!

In that universe, it was Rogers who became the captain, not her!

Moreover, Rogers in that universe, like himself, has also "lived" directly from seventy years ago to the present.

How similar these trajectories are!

Captain Carter sometimes couldn't help but think how wonderful it would be if he could actually travel to that universe and take a look.

The meeting between Captain Carter and Captain America must be a very interesting thing.

Unfortunately, Captain Carter knew he was just daydreaming; such a thing was simply impossible.

She immediately shook her head, putting those distracting thoughts behind her, and began to ponder Wanda's situation.

To stop Wanda from turning evil and wreaking havoc, we must find Wanda.

This task can only be left to Natasha and the others.

……

X-Men world.

Charles felt a little numb.

That guy named Wanda, his psychic abilities are so strong?

In an instant, he broke free from his own mind control and then used his mental abilities to kill himself!

This is truly astonishing.

This was completely unexpected by Charles.

It's not that Charles is just bragging; he has encountered other psychic individuals, but none have been stronger than himself.

But that Wanda was clearly much stronger than him.

Moreover, judging from the spoilers on the big screen, Wanda seems to be a person with dissociative identity disorder.

The other person's main personality seems to have been trapped in the mental world by that "darkened personality".

Once the dominant personality regains control, the corrupted Wanda will return to normal.

That's why the self on the big screen is trying to save the other person's "dominant personality".

Unfortunately, it ultimately failed.

It's truly regrettable.

Of course, that's not the most important thing. The most important thing is, who exactly is this Wanda?

"Logan..."

Charles instinctively looked at Wolfman to the side, trying to ask him for the answer.

However, Charles abruptly stopped mid-sentence.

Because the future Logan has already gone back!

The Logan standing next to him now is not the Logan of the future, but the Logan of their time.

Therefore, it's impossible for the other party to know the answer.

Logan would have left long ago if it weren't for the fact that he had too many questions to ask, and now wasn't the time to ask.

"What are you trying to say?"

Wolfman glanced at Charles and spoke with a rather unfriendly expression.

Charles has already transported the other party's future consciousness to this world, taken over Wolverine's body, and passed on his memories to Logan.

Logan, however, did not fully trust Charles and was very wary of him, giving him little kindness.

"fine."

Charles shook his head and became engrossed in his analysis.

Does this mean I'll die in the future?

He died at the hands of that woman named Wanda?

But according to the information Logan brought, he had clearly survived.

He also joined Eric in sending Wolverine back in time to reverse the future.

How could he have died at Wanda's hands again?

Could this have happened after they sent Wolverine to reverse the future?

……

The Fantastic Four world.

"This guy, you must be Reed, right?"

The Invisible Woman, Susan, turned her gaze away from the big screen, glanced at Reed beside her, and made this obvious assumption.

"To be precise, it's another version of myself."

Reed nodded and added further details to Susan's speculation.

Although the video didn't reveal the identity of that other self, the other person's abilities were quite obvious, exactly the same as Reed's.

Of course, one ability alone is not enough to lead people to this conclusion.

But on the big screen, Reed was wearing a uniform with a number "4" on it.

This is the symbol of the Fantastic Four.

All the members of the Fantastic Four have the same logo on their uniforms.

Therefore, there is no doubt about this matter.

The guy who got turned into mincemeat by "Dark Wanda" must be Reed without a doubt.

"Don't you have anything to say, Reed? Your 'isotope' died a terrible death."

Even as Thunderbolt spoke, he couldn't help but feel a chill run down his spine.

That other Reed was truly miserable.

Even though it wasn't the Reed I knew, it was enough to get my heart racing.

"Compared to that, I'm more concerned about another issue."

Reed's reaction was much calmer: "Our previous conclusions have been validated, haven't they?"

"You mean, parallel universes exist?"

The stone man raised an eyebrow, and without waiting for Reed's reply, nodded. "That's right, the existence of another Reed is the best evidence."

On this point, the Fantastic Four members generally agree.

So, the next thing they really need to consider is another issue.

Does a person named "Wanda" exist in your own world?

(End of this chapter)